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Fast and Furious Building OCI compatible Container Images with GoReleaser and ko

GoReleaser and ko are popular open-source, well-recognized projects, especially in the containerization and open-source ecosystem for Go applications. Many people use these projects for their Go applications because they are pretty straightforward and CI-friendly tools that make your releasing artifacts (binary and container image) process super elegant, which also helps you focus more on developing the business logic rather than planning to release software type of works.

Announcing GoReleaser v1.15 — the first of 2023

Keeping our pace of 1 minor a month, this is the January 2023 release.

Releasing multi-platform container images with GoReleaser in Azure DevOps

Announcing GoReleaser v1.14 — the Christmas release

Another month, another release! In fact, the last release of the year.

Announcing GoReleaser v1.13 — the November release

Another month, another release!

Like the previous 2 releases, this is a beefy one: over 100 commits from 15 contributors!

Announcing GoReleaser v1.12 — the more-than-a-hundred commits release

The previous release had ~100 commits, and this one has 149 since previous feature release!

Announcing GoReleaser v1.11 — the hundred commits release

This release took a while, for all the good reasons: a ton of new features and bug fixes for your delight!

Announcing GoReleaser v1.10 — the summer release

Fun fact: it is actually winter now here in Brazil. Regardless, this release is packed with new features, quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes!

Nightly builds with GoReleaser and GitHub Actions

Our flow for nightly builds

Announcing GoReleaser v1.9 — the 10k stars release

This release contains several minor improvements and a couple of new features! Let's have a look!